Zion wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 6:34 pm
Fatbear wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 6:20 pm
"Nobody knew two weeks ago how long the DDoS attacks would continue or how badly they would affect the server."
Yeah, exactly, no one knew. My first thought wouldn't then be "Okay, now is the best time to play an HC/Slow and Steady character!", again this is free, you don't have to play those challenge characters now. Most of us can't play anything at all due to the DDOS, so maybe just play another game, or do literally anything else for awhile.
"then by that logic players should simply stop playing every time the server has stability issues."
I mean... yeah, obviously. You're not gonna live forever bro, why spend all day trying to login to a game experiencing a DDOS. Life is precious. Try reading books, there's some truly amazing ones out there.
"The GMs ignored my tickets!"
Yeah, probably because we're in the middle of a DDOS situation and they're getting about 2000 tickets a day. Not to mention, the DDOS itself probably makes it difficult for them to send a reply.
"Nobody is demanding that the devs magically stop a DDoS attack. "
When the discord channel existed there were players on every single day of the DDOS so far asking the devs to magically stop it. These kind of demands were in fact non stop.
"The criticism is about the complete lack of support for players who are losing progress because of it."
They've given updates virtually every single day, they gave us a free pet, and they said they would look at future compensation when the DDOS is actually over, which completely makes sense, and they said that really early on. You are completely misconstruing the situation and the dev's response to it.
"So before you start lecturing people about "just being patient", maybe understand what they're actually complaining about first. The fact that you can only respond with "that's on you" doesn't make your argument correct — it just makes it obvious that you have nothing useful to add."
Sorry if it came off as a lecture, but your response to it is SO over dramatic to be laughable, you're clearly just having an emotional response to something that is a frustrating situation for everyone and you're just lashing out at the devs and at me.
Do better.
You really went all in on arguing against things I never said.
Let's make this very simple, because apparently it needs to be.
I play Slow & Steady. I never complained that the devs haven't magically stopped the DDoS. I never said I'm entitled to play without risk. I never said they've done nothing about the DDoS.
My complaint was that I've died multiple times because of the DDoS, submitted multiple tickets about the consequences, had them ignored, contacted a GM directly, was told to submit a ticket, and then had that ticket ignored too.
That's it. That's the point.
Your response is basically: "You should have known the DDoS would continue, so don't play." Except you just admitted that nobody knew how long it would continue. So you're using hindsight to blame someone for a decision they made without having information that didn't exist at the time.
That's not an argument. That's hindsight.
Then you speculate that my tickets were probably ignored because the GMs are getting 2,000 tickets a day. You don't know that. You have absolutely no idea why my tickets were ignored, so maybe don't present your guess as if it's a fact.
And yes, the devs have provided updates. Yes, they gave out a pet. Yes, they've talked about compensation. None of that magically answers why the support I was specifically told to use resulted in nothing.
You keep quoting my words, changing what they mean, and then arguing with the version you've created.
And the best part is you finish by telling me to "Do better" while giving me such gems as "go read books" and "life is precious."
The condescending attitude isn't making your argument stronger. It's just making it increasingly obvious that you have no actual answer to the criticism.
So here's some advice you might want to take yourself:
Read what people actually wrote before responding to them. Stop arguing with things they never said. And if you can't do that, maybe don't lecture other people about doing better.
Now we've established what the actual point was. You can stop beating that strawman to death.